Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not be — Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
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Jake shrugged, in the way that only nine-year-old children can manage -- and usually male children at that, girls not being permitted the same kind of insouciance.

— Marie Brennan, The Voyage of the Basilisk
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